of mexico, all moving in our direction. so it's a fall system that could bring a decent amount of rain. show you a look at the big picture. area of low pressure on the move to the east. the warm frontal boundary will push our temperatures up as we go into wednesday and early thursday and drier sunnier conditions as well will wrap in to end the week and we look for more change in weather by the end of the weekend. capping it all up. tonight 5. mostly cloudy, scattered showers. maybe some thunderstorms, too and tomorrow night it will taper off the showers late in the evening. maybe a lingering shower wednesday morning. weather moves in. it will be beautiful thursday and friday with lots of fall sunshine. as we look into your weekend forecast, it does look like a front comes in dry. that will mean breezy, cooler conditions. take a look at columbus day, out of the low 60s. so a little bit of everything, so i feel like these warmer days in the 80s are death more and more -- getting more and more numbered. >> 20-degree drop. >>> for several decades, things have been happening at the mount washingt

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of your kid's favorite snack. districts in california and new mexico are trying to keep flaming hot cheetos out of school. they said the concern is over nutritional value. in one district hot cheetos are no longer allowed. >> if children want to bring in snacks high in fat, high in calories, they cran do that but we willment be providing them. >> experts say on top of the salt and fat, hot cheetos can be addicted. kids have held competitions on who can eat the most the fastest. so what do you think? should hot cheetos be banned in your school? log on to our facebook page and let us know where you stand. >> i wonder if you can have the regular cheetos. kids who are the first to i tend college -- attend college have obstacles, but a local nonprofit is helping out. the baltimore education trust helps students. not only do they support kids in high school but through enrolling in college and beyond. >> it's in the just about their enrollment in college. our job is to get them graduated and make sure jobs are waiting. these kids in baltimore, they are our next generation of leadership. t

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